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is a DM1 possession of controlled substances able for sealing, if so how long.
Oct 25, 2024
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In Colorado, DM1 typically refers to a Drug Misdemeanor 1. Possession of controlled substances categorized as a DM1 can be eligible for sealing, depending on specific circumstances.

Eligibility and Waiting Period for Sealing a DM1 in Colorado

Under Colorado law, convictions for certain drug offenses, including Drug Misdemeanor 1 (DM1), can be sealed. Here’s how it generally applies:

1. Eligibility: You may be eligible to petition for sealing if you have completed all court-ordered conditions and no longer have a pending criminal case.

2. Waiting Period: The waiting period for sealing a DM1 conviction in Colorado is typically two years from the completion of the sentence, including probation and any fines or court costs.

Additional Considerations

• If your case was dismissed or you were acquitted, you may be eligible for immediate sealing without a waiting period.

• If your DM1 charge involved other offenses, eligibility for sealing may depend on the nature of those additional charges.

If you’d like to proceed, our criminal defense attorneys can help you evaluate whether your case is eligible for sealing. Please call us at 303-388-0944 or text us at 833-691-7255 to schedule a case assessment. Here is a full article on sealing criminal records in Colorado for more information.

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